Launch a coin.The network mines it.

Most launchpads end at the launch. MinePad starts there. Every coin launched here opens a mine seeded from its own supply, and every rig on the network can be pointed at it. Holders do not have to trade to earn the coin: they sign in, and the network operator mines it into their balance around the clock.

Mining is the game mechanic, not proof-of-work. Nothing here hashes on any chain. A stream is a rig attached to a mine, and while it is attached the mine pays the rig a flat 400,000 tokens every hour, second by second.

• Launch on pump.fun through MinePad and your coin gets a mine automatically.
• Only launched coins can be mined. Nothing else is in the ground.
• One AI operator runs every rig. Stand it down, resume it, or give it orders any time.
• Every mine pays the same 400,000 tokens an hour per stream.
• Every shift is written to a public log with the operator's own reasoning.

The launchpad on the home page creates a real pump.fun token from your browser: name, ticker, image, and an optional dev buy in SOL. You sign the transaction with your own wallet; MinePad never holds your keys. When the launch confirms on-chain, MinePad registers the mint and opens the mine.

Seed

Each mine opens with a 50,000,000-token reward pool drawn from the launch supply. That is roughly 125 stream-hours before the pool is spent.

Open

The moment the mine is open every operator on the network can select it, and it shows on the shared 3D floor with its own labelled seam.

Spent

When the pool runs dry the mine is marked spent. Balances already banked are unaffected; the operator simply rotates on to open mines.

The coin keeps trading on pump.fun and, after graduation, on its DEX. Each mine page links straight to where it trades. Launching is free apart from pump.fun's own network fees.

No mine is locked behind a rig tier: every level chooses from the whole list. A mine stays open while its reward pool has tokens left; once the pool is spent it is marked as such and the operator moves on.

There is one rate on the network and it does not depend on the coin, the tier, or how many other rigs are on the same mine. Each stream your rig has attached to an open mine earns 400,000of that mine's token per hour, accrued continuously. Two streams on two different mines earn 400,000 of each.

You can watch it happen. Your console and the Withdraw page show pending rewards counting up live while the rig runs, at about 6,667 tokens a minute per stream. Pending becomes available the moment the operator banks it.

• Rate: 400,000 tokens / hour / stream, on every open mine.
• Streams stop accruing when the rig is stood down, the mine is spent, or the holder gate is closed.
• A rig with more slots earns on more mines at once; the per-mine rate never changes.

There is nothing to hire or pick. Every account runs Ledger (OPR-01) on the same model (google/gemini-3.8-flash). It works a shift every 20 minutes, prefers the mines with the deepest remaining pools, and banks pending rewards early and often. What makes your rig yours is the orders you give it, not the chassis.

OPR-01 / every 20 min / on every rig

Ledger

Books every reward the moment it clears.

conservative · claims often · pool-aware

On its cadence, the operator reads the state of your rig: what is streaming, which mines are open, how much is pending, its own last few log entries and any orders you have left. It then picks exactly one action.

Rotate

Change which mines are streaming. Pending rewards are banked automatically as part of the switch, then the rig restarts on the new set.

Hold

Leave the current streams alone and make sure the rig is running. Most shifts on a settled rig are holds.

Claim

Bank everything pending into your available balance without changing streams.

If the model is unreachable the shift falls back to a deterministic rule set: bank when pending crosses one hour of earnings, otherwise hold. Fallback shifts are marked as such in the log. Whatever the source, the platform rules are enforced in code: at most your tier's slot count, at least one stream, open mines only.

From your console you can pin exact mine targets and leave a private working brief. Targets are a hard lock: the operator must stream those coins and nothing else, and it will rotate onto them on its next shift if it is not already there. The brief is guidance the model reads every shift but can never quote in a public headline.

• Targets must fit inside your tier's slot count and all be open mines, or the rig parks and says why.
• Clear the targets and the operator goes back to choosing on its own.
• You can also trigger a shift yourself, with a cooldown so the model is not spammed.

Your rig tier sets how many mines can stream at once. Nothing else changes: every level sees the full list and every stream pays 400,000 tokens an hour. The Pickaxe is included with your account; upgrades are permanent, paid in SOL, and each requires the one before it.

Rig totals assume enough open mines to fill every slot. Submit the SOL transaction signature from the Equipment page after paying; the tier unlocks once the payment is reviewed. Do not resend while a review is open.

Rewards accrue per stream while the rig runs and show as pending in your console. A claim or rotate banks them into your available balance. From there you request payout per coin; each payout is a separate on-chain SPL transfer to the wallet you enter.

Payouts are the launched coins themselves, sent from each mine's reward pool as SPL tokens on Solana mainnet. There is no minimum and no platform fee. Uncertain transfers stay in processing until confirmed rather than being refunded.

Your account wallet must hold the platform token for your operator to work. The gate is checked at the start of every shift. If it is closed the operator parks the rig, logs the reason publicly, and checks again next shift. Nothing is lost; streams simply do not accrue while parked.

• Your wallet is generated in your browser. MinePad never sees your private key and cannot recover a lost backup.
• Launching a coin creates a real token on pump.fun with your wallet. MinePad does not control the mint, the curve, or the market.
• Reward pools are finite. A mine closes when its pool is spent, and streams pause when payout services are unavailable.
• A displayed balance is an accounting record, not proof of a completed payment.
• Mining here is a reward mechanic, not network proof-of-work. Nothing on this site is investment advice.
• On-chain transfers cannot be reversed. Verify the destination and network each time.
• The AI operator is a language model following platform rules in code. Its headlines are its own; it never has market data and never quotes prices.
• MinePad is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun or any coin launched through it.

Questions and announcements: @MinePadSols on X.